Nottingham parking charges cause outcry
Nottingham licensees are furious at new early-evening and Sunday parking charges in the city centre.
Archives for February 24, 2012
Don’t leave your front line exposed
It is interesting that the Security Industry Authority (SIA) is visiting licensees and authorities warning of the possibility of a shortage of door supervisors during the 2012 Olympics. As reported in last week’s PMA, G4S looks set to recruit around...
Murphy wins case against Premier League
Portsmouth landlady Karen Murphy has claimed victory today in her long-running legal battle with the Premier League over foreign satellite football.
Welsh pub loses trade after council forbids A-boards
A Welsh pub has lost 90% of its trade since being forced to remove A-boards from a nearby main road.
New rail link to close former CAMRA pub of the year
The Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) Pub of the Year 2009/10 is set to fall victim to the construction of the High Speed 2 (HS2) rail network, which was approved by the Government last month.
Karen Murphy: "fantastic relief" to win Premier League case
Licensee Karen Murphy said it is a “fantastic relief” to win her case against the Premier League.
Batemans offers new lease agreement
Lincolnshire-based pub operator and brewer Batemans has unveiled a new tenancy agreement that offers licensees free-trade prices on all drinks.
Black Dog seals its third outlet
Black Dog Ballroom, the Manchester-based bar and nightclub operator, has secured its third site as it looks to expand out of the city and develop a new bowling and pool offer.
Clear cut advantage
Unless you are a student and beans-on-toast represents the sum total of your culinary abilities, nobody would choose to have the same meal every night. But that does not stop pub chefs putting the same dishes on their menus up and down the country